We measured spike arrival times at 50 µs accuracy and in reference to the onset of the stimulus in each trial (sweep).
Here in the second home of the Diallo case, the trial swept through like a squall, bending much in its path.
Ironically, the well-established bureaucratic structure of the Inquisition would help insulate Spain from the effects of ad hoc witchcraft trials that swept Europe and claimed tens of thousands of lives in the late 16th and early 17th centuries.
He remains free while he appeals against the decision in the Cirio trial.Supermarket sweeps stakesThe dispute intensified between Casino and Carrefour, two French retailers, over the latter's proposed venture for Pão de Açúcar (GPA), a fast-growing Brazilian chain.
In a single trial, the stimulus sweep was repeated for 60 cycles.
"It now seems, following these hearings, that the president's language that ostensibly suspends the writ of habeas corpus and the language providing for secret trials and the expansive sweep of the president's November 13 order were not intended," Mr. Leahy said, referring to the recent comments, some made publicly by administration figures and others attributed anonymously to officials.
Field trials indicated a 30% sweep efficiency improvement (Sanders et al. 2012).
After treatment of the underlying lung damage leading to a further reduction in invasive mechanical ventilation (FiO2 less than 0.5, PEEP 12 cmH2oror less, assisted spontaneous breathing) weaning from the iLA-system was initiated by starting a 'cessation trial' (reduction of iLA sweep oxygen gas flow to 1 L/minute) for a duration of two hours.
Analysis was conducted mainly on the time-frequency distributions (TFDs) of sweeps recorded during successive trials including the TFD of averaged single sweeps as the evoked time-frequency (ETF) brain response and the average of TFDs of single sweeps as the time-frequency (TF) brain response.
"BP does not want to see a trial, they want to quietly sweep this thing under the rug," Stuart Smith, a lawyer in Louisiana, says.
